The Botanical Horse

Highlighting Boots in the photo shoot was absolutely empowering, as his captivating presence wonderfully amplifies the splendor and promise of this exceptionally gifted young lady.

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Our No See Um Spray works wonders for your horse!

We have a BRAND NEW PRODUCT
coming out in the next 2 weeks!

Moisture is the #1 reason your horse's skin breaks down.
Rain rot. Fungus. Sweet itch. That smell that won't quit. It all starts the same way — damp skin that never gets a chance to dry out.

We built Restorative Powder to change the environment on the skin so those problems never get started. Bentonite Clay and Arrowroot wick moisture on contact. Neem Oil and Rosemary Oil handle the rest.

Talc-free. All-natural. Six ingredients — nothing else.

Oh, and dog owners? This bad boy works for your pups too. Hot spots, yeast, itchy skin — same powder, same results.
We broke it all down on the blog. Link below.

Restorative Powder for Horses and Dogs | Talc-Free Anti-Fungal Grooming Powder Talc-free, all-natural grooming powder that fights rain rot, sweet itch, fungus, and odor in horses — and works great for dogs. No steroids, no harsh chemicals.

Spring is here — and so are the no-see-ums. 🐴
If your horse has been stomping, rubbing, or twitching their ears nonstop lately, the tiny biting insects you can barely see might already be at work.
We just dropped a full guide breaking down what no-see-ums actually are, the 5 biting insects that hit hardest in spring and summer, the signs to watch for, and how to protect your horse naturally — without harsh chemicals.
Read the full guide 👇

No-See-Ums and Biting Insects in Horses: What They Are, Why They're a No-see-ums and biting insects are back. Learn what makes them dangerous for horses, the signs to watch for, and natural ways to keep your horse comfortable all season.

Your horse rubbing their mane into the fence post isn't just annoying — it's a sign something's going on underneath.

Sweet itch. Dry skin. Parasites. Dandruff. The causes vary, but the damage is the same — patchy, thinning hair that takes months to grow back.

We put together a full guide on what actually causes mane and tail rubbing, how to stop it, and how to regrow what's been lost

Why Is My Horse Rubbing Its Mane and Tail? Causes & Solutions Horse rubbing mane and tail raw? Learn the real causes of equine hair rubbing, how to stop it, and the products that restore damaged mane and tail growth.

Sweet itch season is right around the corner — and if your horse has ever rubbed himself raw against every fence post in sight, you know exactly how frustrating it is.

We broke down what's actually happening (it's not an infection — it's an immune overreaction to tiny midge bites), what to watch for, and the natural management strategies that make a real difference.

Turnout timing, stable fans, oil-based coat defense, skin recovery — the whole playbook.
Full guide on the blog.

Sweet Itch in Horses: What It Is and Natural Ways to Manage It What causes sweet itch in horses? Learn to spot Culicoides midge allergies, manage itching naturally, and protect your horse's skin this season. Free guide.